Classifies farmed Cervidae premises location data as private under Minnesota Statutes.
This bill amends Minnesota Statutes to classify data related to the location of farmed Cervidae premises as private or nonpublic. The Board of Animal Health collects and maintains this data, which includes names, addresses, and identification numbers of premises and animals. This data is considered private unless disclosure aids law enforcement or protects public or animal health and safety. The change takes effect the day after the bill's enactment.
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